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'''''The Essential von Mises''''' is a monograph of two essays written by American economist [[Murray N. Rothbard]] (1926–1995) about his teacher [[Ludwig von Mises]] (1881–1973).  
'''''The Essential von Mises''''' is a monograph consisting of two essays written by American economist [[Murray N. Rothbard]] (1926–1995) about his teacher [[Ludwig von Mises]] (1881–1973).  


The first was written and published in the first edition under this title soon after Mises’s death, and has long served as the most popular introduction to the thought of Mises. The second, written in 1988, is more biographical in its content.
The first was written and published in the first edition under this title soon after Mises’s death, and has long served as the most popular introduction to the thought of Mises. The second, written in 1988, is more biographical in its content.
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The Essential von Mises  
Author(s) Murray N. Rothbard
Country United States
Genre(s) Non-fiction, Biography
Publisher Bramble Minibooks
Publication date 1973 (1st edition)
Media type Print
Pages 61 p. (1st edition)
OCLC Number 3123475

The Essential von Mises is a monograph consisting of two essays written by American economist Murray N. Rothbard (1926–1995) about his teacher Ludwig von Mises (1881–1973).

The first was written and published in the first edition under this title soon after Mises’s death, and has long served as the most popular introduction to the thought of Mises. The second, written in 1988, is more biographical in its content.

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